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Num. i 22i T H U r S lfl
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TV U'
or RE' ERV E
of di virion, chief
etar m j jr of the armj of Rfferre,
Hr'ad-qaarter. Mihn,
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Tnne 1..'
fter gir1np;;an acconlit cf the capture - of
Milan 4nd Paia
hef fy, che enm
of
t6
the
H -
a
who
dilputed the paffagea of the Selia, and the
' J'CCO
Mel a a. I
beat in
but thi
liae t)c
fticctis,
fucli ce
the
1 T
Adda,
(0,
to
of
is retinriE behind
and loci;. 1 he principal: iorce
I Mil on tVe right bauk of ibi Po.Ly
vfiil without doubt, be aflonifhed of
t lhat thefceneral is CliU"rl Piedmont
and continues to act in ihe Libera of penoa,
whilft ke fakvpf poflffionLof Lcimbardy j
r?ti oDirci antf turce or trie irm
a conceafed from him wit h ' i fi. much'
and -the troopi have marched with
lenty, tbt i.e has peeo every wbere
furrifitd and beateii; ; . f: ;. . -.- ;
The general in chief has juflt learned,- that
the corps under General Money haa palfed St.
Gothard, and treacled! Varrza,That of
General Elthencourt, which hsv paflcd the
Simplqni is atiValanza. " The unionJ of the
whole army can meet: with no more obttacUs :
ind tlte plr,'nol If fa ikilfiil j ; tkan bolo, of
the chief cpally is executed in all ita prts.
MILAN, j6 Prai.ial, June
' The
etnfed
General in chief Berth ir
the corps ol -General
the fort re f$ of iPizzighitone, and take
JiO't o
nlcttratesi and anminnrfi !tn fk.m
hjs i t rntion ta Uritain the -rdtgfouaj elHttr
Yy.hmt t, fuch as jit was whenrlhej- comma ndrd
at MilaB.' He imade.them uke the
Th(
Duhefm tb
poflcl-.
having!
cirr coniui nas tiicmfd all trie
fie. bi
le.
cath ot
Alexander fierrhier, gewcrai in chif
arny
u ileierve to the Ciialpioe people.
MILAN, 16 Prairi J; jiine 7
French people for the fecond
break our ch-ins Tfie in fane) o
Jl fub er to Qfirms virifTTi...
misfortunes ycu
have experienced w
of i he
time
States
rThe
II n.Vr
be ufelefs to you ' You have learnt' tb ap-i
Jreciate the fna,rea laid by the enemies of
your pjofperity. , they boafted ot their re.
fed for property, and they have plundered
warm
Pajfigeandfomtat of the tffino.
i '! General Mnnr tv1.2 J .
jo of MayJ proceeded to the T.fnb, whiJh,
be bad orders to croft. He difpefed hit cl'
yairy in luch a manner,- ti to harUf, the '
my on ha river 'Iron the Jake of tomo be!
yonf. Vigevano, wbiHi: Boudet'i divifiok;
wh,ch wa,underhis order;, appeired at ,be
bridge of Butfalpra, where tle esemy hid
withdrawn their bridge pf boa-i, and tJe
P?1fieof 7bich w defended by ome piecit
of cannon, f bad lent this idivifitrj to yieJ.
General Mural oie difofiton, the el?v
'Jc..ofhi,cb tiito peffuadthekiiemy-that
hit ntebtidii wat to pift the; Tefino neir
Vol tegicf. Informed tbt he had Ifome boats
concealed in a fmall am of the Tcfino, He
ordered hU artilfery, a part of the cavalry
and jthe 7Ch o'emi-brigads to ate.r at the
''gaU.oGaleat; ia orderto furprUte that pa
, j v')Jf.-;---:i" - h
" C5n the 3 1 ft May, t day break, the
70th was at the gate of Ga!eat, which the erj
emy defended with two howitzer! and three
ele ven-pouhders, which Hept up a very warm
fire ot gr8pe flint. Generel Morar plated;
his -ariplery in, a propepofidpn.lnd rttur'
edithe'fireitb jial vicixy; During thl0
unje. tre 70th carried thei boats Which- weie
nine iinan arm
carried thefe boars
palled theii over t
amidit a
of the ordri the
above ilirir mjj,
tro,uv l.'n h
fire
ot me 1 ennoi: boldi's
on thrir Ciniilileiv.- arid
i
Ihowrr of pran? 'hnt.
t. ' I r O
We.
vsntifcas
rat oidf red
in flank
nd br. the
river, 3m!
thess
flt
o the oi hkt aim 6ftherivek
in c on ft qnerie
received, tie greriadie.rai,
jtd .wfiody
A
up in ad
rhi.Jquetty;:, General Mij
t,iterf rai
t h.r y could keep
to i.rakebat ; cf
V n c I c it ' ;t h e p r ot f (fjicn cfl that fi r jr
pa fled the
withdra U
aid
blicd
haik,
DO
wr a battalion J
and protect Id the
he. e neatly
bn thVop.
pHi gq
feny families
2eal for religion
They pretead.d
and thtv hu ;D.L ir"
vJo heretics and even to infidel, i
Ciuzent ot CifalpJne fly toarmt, fefrn your
Rational guardV and fecure yoyr towns! from
the. incur fiont of he enemy ! ; Can1 1 you be
infcnuble to the glory of forming an iudev
?enleat nation !J.jforgec then your quar refs V
- j vm u ii 111 iiriii s nr irp n inir nr rnninii
tingpowerfuf ftjre.i-f fliail acknowledge
"vuc me inend ot liberty but thole vhb
"w,"TSj me ,aw$t axtinguilh anrmohtias and
honourmiafortunel Ciialpioe people' hen
er your territory is delivered from the en,
etny. the republicj fliall be're-organize up
o the firm foundation of religion, equality
od good order.J-Haflen that mbmeo'l by
Joui energy, '
f - (Siue;) : t
. fp: ; r f :-. V-:, ABERTjHIER;'
, A. Berthi?r commander in chief of Ithe ar
ray f ilefcrve.- to the Chiet Conful.
two noata. he
the cneniy to
their artilM.rVi. i J- -
Scverl1 Ims! boitt roHecled
h fiji ilrd t!:e m an; 1.
whiil; charged t f e jcavalr) ,
paU'ce of the Jdemi-brl-
taue ; tne cniet of nricaa Uuroc.l was
being drow'r.ed. j Adjutant. Geneial
palled with
back I to the
ttderable
reiotor'cenieriiSi
General Laudin in perfon.
the fift troops TheJenemv fell!
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iviHage of Tarbigo, Tedriveti con.
commanded
Adjutant-General Gerard pot pofTeflibfl
: . . . . .'it. . 1
cf the bridge ia front of STarbigo, and opi-
1
poled tne lot ties
attempted to w; ke agaioft cur irifan'ry.JU
which ike enemy
r
as nea'
Gerv;;
S "cavalry
feeliBjg
x NlEht rpproacbed Gereral Muralt,
1 the importance of driving ihe enemyj from
their pohtton, ordered General VieDDier to
make a warm attack on Tarbieo -FThat ptri-
era I accompanied by 1
Pino, attacked with 1
M I L a N, , Jaae3.
' Citiz-n ConuL
It: I' l F V
ouc to
cif k vnn an srrnnnf nt th
Tementiof the army trom the 30th of May,
ct operations, jand of iis traits of brave
V bicJbi it Jta, diftinaui&cd itielf i
by the Cifalpine General
impetuouty aJd carried
th village at the point of the bayonet.- Air
ter an obltmate defence he killed $00 i then,
and took 406 prifoners. j We had oc oor fide
Ii tnenj kilted and 50 wounded. General
Murat then proceeded to Boflaloi a, whicb
this mortmeat forced the enemy to evacu
ate ':.; '--Ik,:., ' Jl.' '
' During the nigbt-we employe ourfelvii
in building flying bridget. Th.e night and
the w hole, cf the ifirft ol June were fpent in
palling over.thp divifions of, Boudei , Loifor,
and Vidof, which proceeded the p t day to
Milan, v of. which General Murt will iot fill
co receive the ken Me lormt immeaiaiciy
the blockade of the cs file.
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Bulletin of tke &ny t if Referee.
I i : MILAN, lone 7.
V " I - ' I! n . . : . I
Adda at Lodi, took poffefCon ot jCrcmonaj;
nailed the Oplio on the 6in and took PolIaU
"i" ",wr" ,;ot. Pc of fume! ll,ei.olb '
bet ween Btffcia ,nd ihe Po. .
, V' fJlerhai Purfued the enemy aor4r
the road at Brelciay General Uifc proceed!
ed by a counter march to frnn1,
r - -"g w e mimerc us Sxricxjna
7 u 7 y id thai pUce of ptfTl
rat, which it at Plarcentia
On th 5th General Worat adyai ced to-
warn PI I- ri' 1 i i-
I- una. j i nt enemy- o
head -of that bridge with a greai
ii was taken po He men
r.
ended tha
antlty of
( f bv Mn
rat att 1 1 oclock in ihe night,' Wd too me,t,
who remained to guard the ffige, vtr
made -jprifonertS ' : ;' i'rpW
" We have taken pofTemon of every bridne
oj the Pp except two or thref on the fide
of Placentia, which the fnecy ball time to
deflroy; - : ' :
'' On the 6th, at 4 in the morlirg, Gen.
Lannesoccupied the cclertrate pofificn of
Strdella,4 and thus Vut oft tHe only re;na
winch the enemy h?d ofjmakfrtg their ron,;
rponicationt. The enemy feejirg fbe impor
tance of this poiitton, unhell their r,-ci
ppfts, and attacked general Dnne. with the
gfeatclt impetuohty 1 J he jSth
gade ha bn covered with gWy'
mjy was put to the rout, leaving
$bo prilonets. as rrsany wounded,
waggon They hare reireatd jov Place
A ptft of the Frenth army will l e v
ni!ed;to-mcrrw at 5r acU lla ' vfslo cher re-
dt nii'br 1?
the e: r
2CO dtfd.
V
ar.d ' fr-rr.A
lource r?mairs for MeUa. hvt
battlr, he
has, no meine of retreating ! except through
"Ale-rtandria." ' ' I - ! '': s , . ;
Jvkb 8 " General Lpifoh hat
Brtffciav The ifJpine lefiicn,
to rJCiai J lie t lUirin
. i i J a - T
ed by General Lec hi, toek poflf
flotilla, which thf enerrv- I ad on
Wajore, pallec'pBe rdrfal
Be rg a mo, and took 50
pieces of cannot),
I i a corps of t
1 u r r o u n d e d a n d i a k ; ir .
" General Murat has
of
proceeded
fc remand
on tf t ).V
the Lacio
I CCO, Httlt to
nd four"'
.
' ... c rr-
he eremy in attemotinn t
of FJaechtia this da v. v.a'"
crs.
intercept
edlt'eriprl" ""f
ef from Melas with very important "difoatchJ
t ' .. : v; . ' I. m . . (r. 1 r I :
ana took mora than ao pufoceta at
acentia. . . -1 , ,.;(.;. -'V:''
" The' difpstchf t of General Me"hit-to tha
court of Vienna announce that ar tk
mjerit when the order arrived for C?creral Ott
to raife the block ad
has not beea able
C0H0 di Tende.
of General Melat,
ide,; Mafifena fent a
ger oifering a capitulation It appeals from '
the letter of General.Meiaf, that Maflena has x
gyen Mf Genoa, but tbit( biiarmj have not - j
Ij&n !rotd fpr if'ooe rt of ''ar. ' f - , , . ' f
GeneraljElfniltz, who evacuates Nice, 1
to effect hit retreat by th ,
By the inteicepted letterg '
itappeart j tbarJAleflaitdfia '
badly prov i i 1 one d . hi t h ouphtt h a t f G e -V
McUt will take llieltef in Genoa, if the firft
events are unfavourable to him. ' jf
June 9. General Dubefme has occupied
Cremona, where he found cocfidcrable ina i
gaziuet. General Elfnift havs been . confidew
rably harrailed in his retreat by Geheral
Souchet, who ci the 3d and 3d look 15CO
prfoner$. General Gorroup has jloft bis art
tillery, and letired withj very fejw 'meo to,
Coni, the tomir.and of which place he .hn
taken.
i :
pJSTxT,(Connfe
i MILAN
t
lor efftate, to the Confula.
prtiria' Jcnelio
iThe.Firft Confo) writet to me tc-day front
Bronni, the following letter : " f
f We bad ?cttcrday a.vcry brilliant affair.
Without exaggeration the enemy lad 1 500 -
t
ki
led, and twice
at many weuaded. Wo
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